State Relief Bonds Approved By Committee
Columbus Ohio April 12 with administration backing plans formed to muster additional House votes for Governor Daveys two year bond moratorium bill. The committee rejected the moratorium 11 to 7 but approved a $15 000 000 county poor relief bond measure to be financed by a one percent utility excise tax over nine years. Action on other bills postponed or pending.
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Berlin mother kills two children on moving train
Mrs Elizabeth Freundlich, 31, murdered her nine year old son and three month old daughter by throwing them from a moving train in Westphalia. She claimed accidental door opening but later confessed, citing economic distress. In a separate note, Mount Logan stands at 19,539 feet, the highest Canadian peak.
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Stillman to Quit Ohio Relief Post in June
Columbus April 12 Charles C Stillman likely will retire as federal relief administrator for Ohio on June 17 and return to his duties as director of the School of Social Administration at Ohio State University He has been on leave since last June when appointed field administrator of FERA Stillman 57 said he expects to be back teaching at the university at the start of the summer quarter University officials want him back on the faculty Hopkins named Stillman Ohio Administrator March 16 after a dispute with Governor Davey Stull man reorganized the administration cutting many unnecessary positions
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Townsend Plan Defeated Predicts by Burns in Congress
Columbus April 12 The government plans to drop remaining charges against Samuel Insull after Illinois action. District Attorney Dwight H Green will announce the decision shortly. Burns predicted the Townsend plan and Lundeen unemployment plan would be defeated if offered as substitutes as Congress pushed ahead with legislation.
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